Extreme C-to-A Hypermutation at a Site of Cytosine-N4 Methylation
Mutation produces the raw material for adaptive evolution but also imposes a burden because most mutations are deleterious. The rate of mutation at a particular site is affected by a variety of factors.
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Auteur principal: | Joshua L. Cherry |
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American Society for Microbiology
2021
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